We don't know. There are different versions of the end of Spartacus, but none of them have been proven. Some writers think he was crucified along with his followers, others think he was killed in battle, and yet others think he may have escaped.
We don't know. There are different versions of the end of Spartacus, but none of them have been proven. Some writers think he was crucified along with his followers, others think he was killed in battle, and yet others think he may have escaped.
We don't know. There are different versions of the end of Spartacus, but none of them have been proven. Some writers think he was crucified along with his followers, others think he was killed in battle, and yet others think he may have escaped.
We don't know. There are different versions of the end of Spartacus, but none of them have been proven. Some writers think he was crucified along with his followers, others think he was killed in battle, and yet others think he may have escaped.
We don't know. There are different versions of the end of Spartacus, but none of them have been proven. Some writers think he was crucified along with his followers, others think he was killed in battle, and yet others think he may have escaped.
We don't know. There are different versions of the end of Spartacus, but none of them have been proven. Some writers think he was crucified along with his followers, others think he was killed in battle, and yet others think he may have escaped.
We don't know. There are different versions of the end of Spartacus, but none of them have been proven. Some writers think he was crucified along with his followers, others think he was killed in battle, and yet others think he may have escaped.
We don't know. There are different versions of the end of Spartacus, but none of them have been proven. Some writers think he was crucified along with his followers, others think he was killed in battle, and yet others think he may have escaped.
We don't know. There are different versions of the end of Spartacus, but none of them have been proven. Some writers think he was crucified along with his followers, others think he was killed in battle, and yet others think he may have escaped.
Spartacus.
The only gladiators that we know of that rebelled against the Romans were those who followed Spartacus. As you probably know, the Spartacus rebellion began as a breakout of a troop of gladiators under the leadership of Spartacus.The only gladiators that we know of that rebelled against the Romans were those who followed Spartacus. As you probably know, the Spartacus rebellion began as a breakout of a troop of gladiators under the leadership of Spartacus.The only gladiators that we know of that rebelled against the Romans were those who followed Spartacus. As you probably know, the Spartacus rebellion began as a breakout of a troop of gladiators under the leadership of Spartacus.The only gladiators that we know of that rebelled against the Romans were those who followed Spartacus. As you probably know, the Spartacus rebellion began as a breakout of a troop of gladiators under the leadership of Spartacus.The only gladiators that we know of that rebelled against the Romans were those who followed Spartacus. As you probably know, the Spartacus rebellion began as a breakout of a troop of gladiators under the leadership of Spartacus.The only gladiators that we know of that rebelled against the Romans were those who followed Spartacus. As you probably know, the Spartacus rebellion began as a breakout of a troop of gladiators under the leadership of Spartacus.The only gladiators that we know of that rebelled against the Romans were those who followed Spartacus. As you probably know, the Spartacus rebellion began as a breakout of a troop of gladiators under the leadership of Spartacus.The only gladiators that we know of that rebelled against the Romans were those who followed Spartacus. As you probably know, the Spartacus rebellion began as a breakout of a troop of gladiators under the leadership of Spartacus.The only gladiators that we know of that rebelled against the Romans were those who followed Spartacus. As you probably know, the Spartacus rebellion began as a breakout of a troop of gladiators under the leadership of Spartacus.
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Toussaint l'Overture in Haiti: Spartacus against the Romans.
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Well basically a lot of people die in the movie(s) Spartacus, but in the end Spartacus himself gets crucified along with most of the slaves in the rebellion against the Romans.
Boudica's Revolt against the Romans in 60 AD. Spartacus Revolt against the Romans in the Third Servile War of 73 BCE.
Spartacus is the greatest commander of a (slave) army. There are proper proofs that he was there by reading the existing parts of Plutarch and others. Most of the Romans were shy writing about him because it was an insult for the Romans that a gladiator was leading an army of slaves against them...
Spartacus lost and was killed in the battle of the final defeat
The gladiator named Spartacus led a slave rebellion that disrupted the normal life of the Roman Republic throughout what we now call Italy. The Romans were at first defeated by Spartacus because the Romans treated the rebels far too lightly. In the end the Senate appointed Crassus to lead Roman legions against Spartacus. He died in the fighting and many of his troops were crucified on the Appian Way which led to Spartacus' gladiator training city of Capua.
Spartacus escaped in 1983 when he led 80 other slaves in the third serville war with the Romans
Initially the Roman response to Spartacus was to meet his army with their own. However the slave army defeated the Romans in several battles. This was not because the army of Spartacus was so good, it was because the Roman army was so bad. At the time of the Spartacus uprising Rome was fighting wars on two other fronts, in Spain and in the mideast against Mithridates. The well-trained "A" troops were engaged in those wars, leaving Italy defended by rookies and too few of them at that. It was not until Crassus was given command of the Roman army and he raised and trained six new legions that the Romans defeated Spartacus on the battlefield and punished some prisoners with crucifixion.